Malabar is a small, mostly rural town in south Brevard County, between Palm Bay and the Indian River Lagoon along US 1 and Malabar Road. Larger lots and a rural setting mean private wells are common.
Call (321) 220-9883Wells in Malabar
- Whole-house wells with submersible pumps are typical on larger lots.
- Some properties run more than one well, for the house, irrigation, livestock or a barn.
- Lightning is a constant risk on open rural land.
- Longer pipe runs from the well to the house can hide leaks that keep the pump running.
When the pump runs nonstop
On larger properties, a pump that never shuts off often means a leak somewhere on a long buried line, or a pump that can no longer reach shut-off pressure. Turn it off at the breaker to protect it, and call.
Common questions
Do you serve all of Malabar?
Yes, the whole town plus nearby Palm Bay and Grant-Valkaria.
Can you work on a well for a barn or livestock?
Yes. Any well pump on the property.
My pump never shuts off. What should I do?
Turn it off at the breaker to protect it, check for obvious leaks, and call.